Thanks Michael! However, I would suggest to postpone this a little, at least until I figure out exactly what way I want to go with Hakyll templates -- so no work is lost. I'll request the runtime support back when I need it :-) Cheers, Jasper On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 9:30 PM, Michael Snoyman wrote:

The runtime support was dropped in the last release. I put out an email asking if anyone used it still, and didn't get any responses, so I thought it was just unused bits floating around. Anyway, if you're interesting in continuing support for runtime Hamlet, I think it would make sense to try to create a separate hamlet-rt package, built off of the parsers in Hamlet. Once I'm back home, I can look into feasibility a bit more, but I don't see any real barriers. We might need to export a few extra things from the main Hamlet package, but that's doable.

Michael

On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 8:15 PM, Jasper Van der Jeugt wrote:

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Michael is on vacation for a few days, but he can better answer about runtime support.

Good point!

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What is the Hamlet templating? Is this the $description$ and $title$ stuff in the HTML skeleton files? If it is, I am most certainly using it!

No, those are the Hakyll templates (which is more or less the default). The Hamlet templates are an extension which allows you to use a HAML-like syntax in templates. You enable them by using `.hamlet` templates instead of `.html` templates -- I'm sorry if I caused any confusion.

Cheers, Jasper

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